Village News Briefs on Local Business and Personal Notices
Local items report Miller repair shop on Carey Avenue offering watch repairs at moderate prices. Jefferson Union Pacific official Jeffers vacationing west in private car. visits Turkish Bath Parlors on Carey Avenue. Percy Smith family vacationing three weeks, with Chicago, Grand Rapids, and Boston stops. Auto fire injures W J Aldrich racer. second fire incident this year. damages in hundreds. Sub-contractors sought for Stewart Canal projects in Wyoming. Hanna Luma coal sale at five dollars per ton limited time. Endeavor Social invite for Presbyterian youth. Former Cheyenne man Edward P. Stable named La Jolla chamber president. Mrs. George Hager dies after operation. Cheyenne relatives survive. Cousin Elmer Bradley dies in Denver. funeral to be attended. Lightning damages rear pole near Wardrobe Co. misdirected fire crew arrival due to telephone error.
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Carey Ave
Jefferson Trip
Jeffers
Union Pacific
West
B. L
Mra
Percy Smith
Chieweo
Grand Rapids
Boston
Mr. Smith
Windy City
Maceo
Woat 16Th Street
W. J. Aldrich
Speedway
Stewart Canal
Colt & Sons
Millbrook
Wyo
Laramie Water Co
Laramie
Hanna Luma
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co
Carey Agenue
Hager
George Hager
Oscar C. Stanfield
Cheyenne
Baptist Church
van Winkle
Denver
Walter J. Bradley
Capitol Avenue
Elmer Bradley
Mr. Bradley
Bradley
Robert LaFountaine
Artillery Officers to Face Permanent Exam Board
A permanent board for the examination of mountain artillery officers for promotion is convened by order of the division commander and will meet at Fort Russell. Members include Lieut. Colonel Lucien Merry, Maj or Tiemann H. Horn, Capt. William H. Burt, Capt. M arson Ashford, and First Lieutenant Henry J. Carter. The first officer to appear is Second Lieutenant Herbert Hayden.
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Fort Russell
Lucien @. Merry
Fourth Field Artillery
Tiemann H. Horn
William HH. Burt
Mahson Ashford
M. Behar
Federation of Jewish Organizations
Chicago
Hiinole
Frank Smith
6Th Cavalry
Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Sons of the American Revolution Plan September Meeting
The Sons of the American Revolution will resume meetings on the third Tuesday of September. The next gathering is Tuesday evening Sept 17 at 5 o clock in the Carnegie library. H. B. Patten will present an account of his Boston trip as a Wyoming delegate from the national congress.
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Sons of the American Revolution
Patriotic Order
Carnegie Library
H. B. Patten
New England
Patten
Wyoming
National Congress
Boston
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Color Return
An old remedy using Sage tea is revived by Wyeth Chemical Co to restore natural hair color and treat dandruff scalp and thinning hair. The advertisement promotes Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a quick, harmless solution, with a fifty cent bottle available from druggists and a money back guarantee. Agent A E Roedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
A. E. Roedel
Denver press invites Cheyenne for Mountain and Plain festival
President Kuykendall invites Cheyenne residents to Denver’s Festival of Mountain and Plain set for October 15 to 18. The program features a large industrial parade, a volunteer firemen day with a blaze run and water carnival, a military day with Fort Russell and Fort Logan troops, illuminated parades, and a 15 000 seat grandstand at the State Capital grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John M. Kuykendall
Cheyenne
Pat Trannlfin
Pord
Joslin Park
George Maston
Justius Pearse
Wyoming
Charlie Irwin
Colleges of
Colorado
University of Wyoming
Union Pacific
Cacen
Civic Center
City Park
Fort Russell
Fort Logan
Sixteenth Street
Saxo Salve Promises Quick Relief for Eczema
A Cheyenne druggist hawks Saxo Salve as a scientific skin remedy claiming it stops itching at once and heals pores from the root, with germ destroying power. The ad promises eruption will dry up after first applications and offers money back if not satisfied for both children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Roedel
Cheyenne
Wyo
Atlas Theater Presents All Star Bill of Acts
Atlas theater stage features Dinehart and Hertigge in The Two Rubes held over from earlier in the week. Warren and Francie perform an acrobatic act of style and grace. The Mevinos deliver a comedic sketch about a hen pecked husband who hypnotizes his wife.
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Atlas Theater
Lave
Dinehart
Hertigge
Rubes
Warren
Francie
Mevinos
Open meeting of M W of A features speakers and prize
The M W of A invites all members and gentlemen friends to an open meeting next Monday evening at the A O U W Hall. Hon F B Easterly of Denver and Dr J A Rutledge of the Modern Woodmen Sanitarium Colorado Springs will speak and the Prize State Banner will be presented. The gathering ends with a smoker and social.
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A.O. U. W. Hall
F. B. Easterly
Denver
J. A. Rutledge
Modern Woodmen Sanitarium
Colorado Springs
Modern Woodmen
LL. Pink Biner
Perkins Back Progressive Party Backers Lead New York Drive
George W. Perkins and Frank A. Munasey top the New York Progressive fund list with $15 000 gifts. The New York HQ receipts from July 1 to Sept 7 total 434 427 expenditures 516 62 unpaid bills 4560 contracts outstanding 53124. The fragment mentions beauty services and a line about The Sherman.
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New York
George W. Perkins
Frank A. Munasey
National Progressive Fund
PUPILS AND TEACHERS BEGIN BUSY CHEYENNE YEAR
Cheyenne high school opens with changes across chapel music athletics and military training. Senator J Rowe Carpenter will address students on dry farming. New musical groups include glee clubs a male quartet and an orchestra under Miss Nelaster and Mr Schwiering. Ernest Snow is president LeRoy Snow vice president Ana Jessen secretary John Marks football manager. Girls gain gym work course supervised by Miss Smith with interstate competition a possibility. Lieutenant Steever resumes cadet drills and field work amid strong student enthusiasm.
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Eyimnasiaea
Muasic
Cheyennne
J. Rowe Carpenter
Nelaster
Miali
Schwiering
LeRoy Snow
Ana Jessen
John Marks
Miss Smith
Steever
Fee
Local Camp Wins Prize Banner For New Members
The Cheyenne local camp of the Modern Woodmen of the World received a prize banner for obtaining the largest number of new members in the year. A celebration is planned for Monday night with Frank B. Easterly of Denver and Dr J A Rutledge of Colorado Springs addressing attendees. Dr Rutledge will discuss tuberculosis and the Colorado Springs sanitarium lauded as a leading institution.
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Frank B. Easterly
Denver
J. A. Rutledge
Colorado Springs
Colo
Chitten
Rutledge
Western Coal Co Promotes Coal and Coke Prices
Louisville firm Western Coal Co advertises coal and coke at storage prices for the rest of the month. Contact J. A. Anderson in Louisville at 724 W. 22d or call 85-W for supply and pricing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Coal CO
J. A. Anderson
Myr
In Court The Lawyer and The Lady Exchange Oath
A courtroom scene shows The Lawyer questioning The Lady about the nature of an oath. The Lady responds with a defiant line, insisting the oath is profane. The exchange highlights tension and speech rhythm.
Parish House Stunt Sept 20 Promises Big Card of Smol Era
The Parish House club presents a large athletic smoker on Friday Sept 20 headlined by a boxing match between Chuck Stevens and C E Cranshaw. Other events include Palmer vs Clarke wrestling, Schoel vs Brennan boxing, Leslie Jr vs Parkins wrestling, Barley Wright vs Parkins hand ball, and tumbling by Brennan and Parkins.
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Parish House
Iteble Athletic Smolera
Chuck” Stevens
C. EB
Cranshaw
Stevens
Mie
Charles Palmer
Frank Clarke
Cheyenne
Jake Schoel
Willie Brennan
Brennan
Sehoel
Muggsey
al Leslie, Jr
P. E. Parkins
Barley Wright
Wile Brennan
Pbe
Parkins
Amateur boxing event set for Cheyenne smoker
The article notes Cheyenne will host an amateur boxing smoker with fighters in excellent condition and peak heat for spectators. Admission is 26 cents, making the event affordable for all in the city to witness the best performance yet.
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Cheyenne
Fashionable Girl Held as Forger
Miss Helen Bordeaux, a refined resident of the Garfield apartments in Alhambria, was arraigned before Justice Reeve on forgery charges. Investigators link canceled Berry Growers' association checks to forged signatures across stores, while Detective Bell and Russell detail her lavish tastes as underlying motive. Her past includes Pennsylvania and Chicago chapters, with little known about her East Coast relatives.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Helen Bordeaux
Garfield Apartments
Garfield Avenue
Alhambria
Justice Reeve
Misa Bordeaux
Ray Bell
Burns Agency
Los Angeles Berry Growers’ Association
Miss Bordeaux
Stgna Ures
Russell
Pennsylvania
Chicago
East
Diplomatic Courtesy Message From St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch urges restraint toward U S diplomats abroad noting they operate under Knox era dollar diplomacy limits and should not be slapped on duty at foreign posts. The editorial tonally defends diplomats and calls for measured actions.
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Friends of the
United States
Mr. Knox
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Readers Seek Workers in All Situations Wanted Ads
A group of readers scans the entire Situations Wanted Ads as each person in the group searches for a worker. The playful observation notes universal employment interest across the classified pages.
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City News
Presbyterian Church
Edward P. Stable
la Jolla
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Stable
Wardrobe Company
Carey Avenue
Hawkeye Cleaning Company
Carey
The
Sherman Co
the Sherman Co
Clara A. Ligier
19Th Street
Press OF Denver
Leader
Paris
Exposition
France
Ancey Tr
Atlas
M. W
Perkins
Progressive Party
Glara A
Cheyenne High School
Louisville Coal and Coke
Laramie County Fair Wheatland, Wyo
VIA
Colorado & Southern RY
T. Be, Fisher
Denver, Colo
BIG Athletic Parish
Stunt
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